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The Pike and San Isabel National Forests have
many miles of marked trails for your OHV use. The Forest Service
is managing the trails in a manner that protects resources and
meets the needs of the majority of users. Your cooperation is
needed to keep these trails open. We all must try to minimize
user conflicts and resource damage. Please be courteous to other
riders and hikers on the trail. Indiscriminate riding and further
soil damage could cause the Forest to plan and implement more
restrictions.
- OHV Rules and Regulations are set by Colorado State Parks.
Please visit their website: http://parks.state.co.us/OHVsandSnowmobiles/OHVProgram/
or phone the main office ((303) 791-1920) for registration
information, both in-state and out-of-state, laws and regulations,
and other questions regarding use of OHVs.
- On Forest Service lands, OHVs may be used only on trails
or roads designated open. Please refer to the Motor
Vehicle Use Map for the area you will be in.
- It is unlawful to operate an OHV:
- While under the influence of alcohol or drugs
- Which creates excessive or unusual smoke
- Carelessly, recklessly, or without regard for the safety
of any person
- In a manner which unreasonably disturbs the land, wildwife,
or vegetative resources
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